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Paar dekorative Anbietschalen / A pair of decorative silver serving dishes, Paillard Frères, Paris, 1868-1888 Material: Silver 950/000, Hallmark: Head of Minerva, master's mark 'P. Fres' with 2 Greek crosses and a star in between, Decor: Handles in the shape of branches with berries, chased and chased branches with leaves in the mirror, Dimensions: h. 6 cm, l. 20 cm, w. 13 cm, Weight: 330 g in total, Condition: good

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Paar dekorative Anbietschalen / A pair of decorative silver serving dishes, Paillard Frères, Paris, 1868-1888 Material: Silver 950/000, Hallmark: Head of Minerva, master's mark 'P. Fres' with 2 Greek crosses and a star in between, Decor: Handles in the shape of branches with berries, chased and chased branches with leaves in the mirror, Dimensions: h. 6 cm, l. 20 cm, w. 13 cm, Weight: 330 g in total, Condition: good

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